WHY ARMENIA

 

According to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Armenia continues to experience strong economic growth in 2026 with the construction, information and communication technology, in addition to the financial services sectors. Economic growth is forecast to reach 5.5% in 2026 and 2027. Upside potential stems from a potential border opening with Turkey, the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP) and enhanced cooperation with the EU.

Rising Armenia today is a land of opportunities. This is why:

  •  Strategic geographical position: the country is situated at the crossroads between the Middle East, Europe and the Caucasus.
  •  “Open-door” policy with regard to foreign investments: foreign investors are protected by the Law “On Foreign Investments”.
  •  GDP growth expected to reach 5.5 % in 2026 and 2027 as per the IMF.
  •  One of the most open and liberal investment regimes among the CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) countries.
  •  A unique bridge between the West Union and the Eurasian Economic Union.
  •  Preferential trade regime with many countries.
  •  Equal treatment for foreigners.
  •  Guarantee and free repatriation of invested capital and profit.
  •  Tax benefits for foreign investors.
  •  Double taxation agreements.
  •  Unlimited access to property for foreigners through shares in a domestic company.
  •  Information and communication technologies, along with financial service sectors are perceived as priority sectors of the Armenian economy.
  •  Solid banking sector with a high level of capitalization and liquidity.
  •  In the fist quarter of 2026, the construction sector grows by 22% verses the same period of 2025.
  •  Highly educated and skilled workforce.
  •  Competitive salary costs.
  •  Legendary Armenian hospitality.
  •  Synthesis of the western and eastern mentality.
  •  Millennia – old civilization.
  •  Historical landmarks.
  •  Highly-acclaimed ski resorts.
  •  Varied gastronomy.
  •  One of the safest countries in the world.
ABOUT ARMENIA

 

Armenia is situated at a cultural, historical and religious intersection and located at the crossroads between Europe and Asia.

  • Armenia is an ancient country with a rich and fascinating history which can be traced back to Noah and his descendants.
  • Armenia boosts some of the world’s oldest vineyards, unique cultural architecture, delectable cuisine, legendary hospitality, a beautiful landscape with world-class hiking and internationally recognized biodiversity.
  • Armenia celebrated the 2800th Anniversary of its capital city Yerevan in 2018 turned, over the last century, into a modern metropolis of industry, science and technology.
  • Armenia’s mountainous terrain is centered on the Ararat Valley, the heart of the Armenian nation since biblical times.
  • Armenia has succeeded in topping many Western economies in terms of annual GDP growth at 5.5 percent in 2026. Subject to recent political developments, it is expected that the economic growth will remain steady at 5.5 % in 2027 thanks to the country’s strengthening macroeconomic stability, low inflation, stable financial system and declining public debt and anticorruption reforms.
  • Armenia ranks among the top 50 countries in the world according to the World Bank Doing Business. The easiest procedures in Armenia are starting a business and registering a property, for which the country ranks 10th and 13th respectively.
  • Armenia has established a number of incentives for investors, such as profit tax privileges for creating new jobs or projects, profit tax exemptions for agricultural production and certified IT start-up companies, profit tax privileges for large exporters, VAT payment deferrals for projects approved by the Government etc.
  • Armenia’s foreign trade policy is focused on trade liberalization, reducing customs barriers and reforming further existing customs regulations. The country enjoys a number of trade agreements.
  • Armenia has made over the last few years significant and impressive gains in developing its high-tech sector. The World Congress on Information Technology held in October 2019 and again in 2024 served as a clear sign of Armenia’s arrival on the world stage as a technological hub.
  • Armenia has been included in 2025 and 2026 as one of the top travel destinations within popular publications such as the New York Times, Wanderlust and Lonely Planet.
  • Armenia’s real estate market has, since the Velvet Revolution of 2018, witnessed an astonishing leap forward representing an estimated 17% of the GDP. The increasing demand stems not only from
  • Armenians of the Diaspora keen to buy their own slice of emerging Armenia, but also from locals taking advantage of the newly introduced tax incentive plan for new apartment buildings.
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